surmisantn.
/səːˈmʌɪzənt/ A surmiser.Apparently an isolated use.
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1748 S. Richardson Clarissa VI. xx. 62 He meant no reflection upon her Ladyship's informants, or rather surmisants (as he might call them).
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n.1748- strike a medical etc off the register
- strike a medical practitioner off the register
- strike a name off or now rarely out of
- strike a name off or out of
- strike a person a blow
- strike a person between the eye
- strike a person between the eyes
- strike a person in the eye
- strike a person in the eyes
- strike a person luck
- strike a prisoner in the boots
- strike a rough patch
- strike a sticky patch
- strike a stroke
- strike a tinder
- strike a —— note
- strike action
- strike aeroplane
- strike aircraft
- strike all of a heap
- strike all of on a heap
- strike an attitude
- strike astound
- strike at
- strike at the root or foundation